The object is to find Wilson’s Home (in a round about way).
It is such an interesting sandstone home that I am sure you will be
awe inspired, as this is no ordinary abode. History shows that Mr.
Wilson was an Irish immigrant born in a log cabin in 1821. He
studied law and had a practice in Wellsboro, Pa. He served as a
member of the Pennsylvania State Senate and was a member of the U.
S. House of Representatives. He was very active in politics and in
1864 was a delegate at the Republican National Convention that
nominated Abraham Lincoln for President. Now let’s find his
home - it will be worth it - I guarantee! And along the way,
we’ll honor some noted residents of the area.
First Location: Start at the coordinates given above.
Don’t step on the MUK. Read of the interesting person who
took the name that means wood drake. Complete the coordinates for
the Second Location using the 8 digits found here.
Second Location: N41 44.8AA
W77 18. BCD
Where AA is equal to 18 plus digit five from the above 8
digits.
Where B is equal to digit one and C is equal to digit three plus
digit four
D is equal to C plus digit five.
Here we honor “those who died so the Nation may live”
Complete the coordinate for Location Three using the known 8 digits
found here.
Third Location: N41 44.EEE
W77 1G.1HJ
Where EEE is equal to 8AA plus 1.
Where G is equal to the second digit and H is equal to digit one
minus 1
Where J is equal digit eight minus digit four
He has made me proud to be Irish. To be honored so by your many
friends. Using the four digit birth year, find Wilson’s
Home.
Wilson’s Home is located at N41 4M.1NP
W77 1Q.RS0
Where M is equal to digit three minus digit four
Where N is equal to digit three and P is equal M
Q is equal to digit three minus digit one
R is equal to digit one and S is equal to digit four
To claim this virtual cache, just email me the date that
Wilson’s HOME was built. Let me know your impressions of the
HOME. But don’t give it away in the logs.
NOTE: If any of your distances between locations is over .6 mi.
Do the math again. I hope you enjoy this cache.
